Features The premium for high-end optics are justified and CNET's Stephen Shankland will tell you why.
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Crave Will we see Samsung's Hybrid camera on July 7?
While none of these seem verifiable, there are simply too many rumors about new dSLRs and interchangeable-lens cameras floating around on ...
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Features Advanced compacts and innovative shooters continue to take the lead in our latest Top 10 chart update.
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Crave Pentaxians on the Web have been abuzz for months about the K-7, Pentax's new midrange dSLR that replaces the now sub-US$1,000 K20D. Though it shares a lot in common with ...
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Review Full-frame dSLRs have always been sought after by advanced shutterbugs and professional photographers for their better image quality, but such shooters are usually tagged with a premium price. Last year, Sony dropped the bomb with the full-frame Alpha DSLR-A900, the world's highest-resolution dSLR...
Review The CX3 is the third iteration in Ricoh's compact long-zoom series going head to head with other similar point-and-shoots from big-name manufacturers. There are a few innovations in the CX3 package, but, at the same time, we're also disheartened to see the CX series updated so regularly: It was...
Review The Nikon Coolpix S570 is a solid camera which looks simple and stylish. The shooter's 28mm wide-angle lens and 5x optical zoom help it stand out from the competition, besides a consistently good photo quality below ISO 400. A new specialty mode for portraits and its pedestrian shooting performance...
Crave The Yashica EZ F521 (left) and my Holga.
I have a penchant for toy cameras, and it all started with the Lomo L-CA. I've since sold the Russian shooter, but ...
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Review Depending on how you use your photos, you'll either be thrilled or disappointed with the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS15. For its affordable price, you get a nice-looking compact with plenty of automatic shooting options and a couple of noteworthy features such as the 29mm-equivalent wide-angle lens with...
Review The point-and-shoot competition around the US$200 range is fierce. The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W350 brings a small, solid package at that price with a nice 26mm wide-angle F2.7 lens, 4x optical zoom and optical image stabilization. There is also a 2.7-inch LCD and HD movie mode. Plus, it's small and...
Review The Nikon Coolpix P100 is capable of doing some extraordinary things. It's chock-full of shooting options centered on a high-speed CMOS sensor married with a 26x megazoom lens. Things like high-speed photo and video shooting, fun modes and settings for near endless experimentation, and 1080p...
Review Aside from the fact that it comes in too many colors to count, there's a lot to like about the Pentax K-x, an entry-priced dSLR with some sophisticated features you don't normally see in that price class. Continuing its tradition of aggressively priced dSLRs, the K-x model breaks the low ground by...
Review Fujifilm's Z-series is the company's stylish lineup. Shooters in this family are slim and employ a telescopic-like lens structure to maintain a thin profile. This implementation, however, delivers lower-quality photos, but Fujifilm's latest Z-camera, the FinePix Z700EXR, aims to resolve this issue...
Review In the realm of rugged point-and-shoots, Olympus' name is always one of the first to come to mind. Being an early pioneer in tough cameras, the Japanese firm has one of the world's hardiest consumer-oriented snappers on the market, the Mju Tough-8000. But if you don't dive to great depths and just...
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